What is b/c they can forecast the weather and help us figure out what to plan for weekends and other time off.
100
Does air take up space?
What is yes (think of when you blow up a balloon).
200
What does a rain gauge measure?
What is amount of rainfall.
200
What is the definition of air pressure?
What is the weight of air on Earth's surface.
200
What type of clouds are wispy and high in the sky?
What are cirrus clouds.
200
What's the difference between mild and severe weather?
What is one is normal, one is pretty harsh.
200
Does air have a temperature?
What is yes, depending on the weather outside
300
What does a thermometer measure?
What is how hot or cold something is.
300
What is the definition of severe?
What is harsh or unusual.
300
Which clouds are dark and layered?
What is stratus.
300
A low air pressure system indicates that what is going to happen?
What is a storm is moving in...
300
What is a cold front?
What is air flows from different directions meet and mix.
400
What does an anemometer do?
What is measures wind speed.
400
What is a forecast and who makes them on tv?
What is a prediction of weather, and a meteorologist.
400
Name all three types of clouds and tell me what they do.
What is cirrus, cumulus and stratus. Cirrus are wispy clouds and indicate a change in weather. Cumulus are puffy and happy! Stratus indicate rainy weather/stormy and are dark and layered.
400
What does high pressure bring?
What is good/fair weather.
400
Name 4 ways that air takes up space.
In our lungs, balloons, school balls, etc.
500
What does a weather vane measure?
What is wind direction.
500
Atmosphere is what?
What is the air around Earth.
500
If you were going to the zoo, what type of clouds would you most hope to see and why?
What is cumulus b/c they are "fair weather" clouds!
500
Name 4 types of severe weather found here in Utah.
What is mud slide, avalanche, thunderstorm, lightning, etc.
500
What is the freezing point of water? Also, what is your body's normal body temperature?
What is 32 degrees Celsius. What is 98.6 degrees Celsius.